The TV series that is... is it any good?
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No there's ****ing not you mother****er!Originally posted by zeitghostExcellent.
Especially the mother****ing swearing.
Of which there's rather a mother****ing lot.
<bang><bang><bang>
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Yes, I used to like him.Originally posted by pacharan View PostPreferred him in Lovejoy.
Have all 6 series on DVD.
Wasn't so good once Eric left though.
Every Sunday, dinner on my lap , enjoying the antics of Lovejoy, Tink and Eric.Comment
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Have it at home, not watched it yet....my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...
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Watched the first 6 episodes of series one so far.
Calamity Jane is annoying as hell. Overall, my impression is it's not too bad but not anything to rave about.Comment
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